Times-Advocate, 1984-03-21, Page 7Happy Gang plays euchre
iducator speaks to Riverview WI
.y ALICE DICKENS
Ailsa Craig
Riverview Women's In-.
stitute met March 6 in the
Masonic Hall. The theme was
Educational and Cultural Ac-
tivities, the motto being
Grant, 0 God, that we may be
parents pleasing unto Thee.
President, Nancy Harmer,
opened the meeting with 0'
Canada followed by the In-
- stitute Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect. The scripture lesson
relating to children was taken
from Matthew 19 and read by
Ruth Ross.
Ruth McCallum opened the
.program with two good
poems pertaining to the mot-
to. Ruth introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. Una Amos, who
is quite well-known and is ac-
tive in area schools in the
special education field under
the Middlesex County Board
of Education.
Mrs. Amos outlined the dif-
ferent educational programs
and how many students could
be in each program.
She gave each a sheet of
paper with the many different
programs which made it quite
easy to follow. A question and
answer period followed which
proved very interesting and
understanding more of what
is being done to help these
children.
Margaret Wilson thanked
Mrs. Amos for a splendid talk
on an important subject. Ruth
McCallum also thanked her
and presented a gift to her.
John MacDonald sang the
familiar song "School Days"
accompanied by Jean Lee on
the piano. The encore, 'Let
the rest of the World go by'
brought back a lot of
memories. Margaret thanked.
John and Jean and presented
each with a plate of sweets.
Ruth thanked all for taking
part and to those who had so
nicely decorated the hall with
St. Patrick's Day greenery,
shamrocks both real and
otherwise. The tables looked
lovely and inviting and all en-
joyed a dainty lunch prepared
by Gertrude Rosser and
committee.
Gertrude won a prize hav-
ing sat on the lucky chair and
Adele McCallum received a
gift being the first visitor to
come to the meeting that day.
After lunch the minutes
were read and approved and
they continued with the
business. It was decided to
hold a dessert euchre in April,
a bus trip to Cullen Gardens
in June is being planned. The
annual meeting with yearly
reports will be held on April
10.
Richard Doyle, London
spent his holiday with Marion
Simpson and family.
Mrs. Yvette MacGregor,
Betty Doyle, London and
Shirley and John McKichan
holidayed in Barbadoes last
week.
Mrs. Kay Simpson spent
last week in London with her
grandson:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosser
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Amos of Wanstead
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill
and Mrs. Margaret Dores
were visited with their
cousins of Grand Bend
recently.
Master Michael
Sutherland, London spent the
holiday with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rqy
Sutherland.
Winners at the Happy Gang
seniors club for the euchre
were Babe Chapman, Reta
Morley, Sybil Stephenson,
Carmon Stewart, Marjorie
Steeper and Helen Smith. On
March 28 a pot -luck dinner
will be held folowed by
euchre.
Yum-yum desserts were
served by the Craigwiel Ac-
tivity Centre committee to a
good-sized crowd at the St,
Patrick's dessert euchre held
on March 12 at the Activity
Centre room. Euchre winners
were Alice Dickens, Lyle
Stokes, Evelyn McNaughton,
Verna Leitch and Isabel)
Stokes.
Congratulations to Barbara
(Rosser) and Chuck Daigle on
the birth of a daughter,
March 14.
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